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Australia

Technology

Australia's anti-encryption law is hurting press and personal privacy

Many politicians are calling for anti-encryption laws. Australia has already implemented one, and it is damaging tech firms, user privacy and freedom of speech

Insight

UK court backs police use of face recognition, but fight isn't over

Technology

UK court backs police use of face recognition, but fight isn't over

Analysis

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Life

Make a living will if you want to decide how your life will end

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Technology

UK's controversial use of face recognition to be challenged in court

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Mark Zukerberg

Technology

Taking on tech giants: Can anyone stop Facebook, Amazon and Google?

Insight

Memorial to Alfie Evans

Health

We must all work to avoid disputes over the care of very ill children

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Technology

UK wants to curb fake news and cyberbullying with new internet laws

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Surrogacy should be a relationship, not a transaction

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Technology

AI could make it impossible for artists and novelists to make a living

Insight

Why Australia’s new encryption laws may actually help criminals

Technology

Why Australia’s new encryption laws may actually help criminals

Australia has just introduced new laws forcing companies to give them access to people’s encrypted messages. Cybersecurity researchers say this will likely backfire

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Humans

Fines for misuse of data in the UK ahead of EU referendum

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Technology

Presenting robots as people stops us thinking clearly about AI

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Technology

Apple hits back at Australias plans for an anti-encryption law

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Health

Half-hearted cannabis legalisation move leaves patients in limbo

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